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Dec 18, 2022 • 4:45 PM
Dr. Randy White introduces King Herod. When you know Herod, you know the cultural background to the Christmas story.

Dec 18, 2022 • 5:45 PM
Dr. Randy White explains how the birth of Jesus is the fulfillment of Hebrew prophecies, showing that the participants of the nativity knew exactly what was taking place.

Join Dr. Randy White at Taos First Baptist Church for Session 11 of Luke: An Orderly Account. In Luke 2:39–52, Jesus grows in wisdom, astonishes the teachers in the Temple, declares His Father's claim, and returns to an obedient household life. His Father's business encompasses both the extraordinary Temple moment and the quiet years in Nazareth.

She Spake of Him — Faithful Waiting Becomes Thanksgiving and Testimony. Join Dr. Randy White at Taos First Baptist Church for Session 10 of Luke: An Orderly Account. Luke 2:36–38 introduces Anna, whose long devotion in fasting and prayer leads to thanksgiving and testimony about the promised Redeemer. We will consider her faithful service, Israel’s hope of redemption, and her witness about Christ.

Luke 2:21–24 reveals the promised Child obediently entering Israel’s covenant life, fulfilling prophecy and submitting precisely to the written commands of Moses.

rusting the Lord’s word, the shepherds hurried to Jesus, found everything as promised, proclaimed the news, while Mary pondered and they returned joyfully praising God.

John’s birth reveals God’s mercy, while Zacharias prophesies Israel’s promised redemption: Messiah, the Dayspring, brings forgiveness, light, deliverance, peace, and covenant fulfillment to God’s people.

Mary visits Elisabeth, whose joyful blessing confirms God’s promise. Mary magnifies the Lord, who exalts the lowly, humbles the proud, and remembers Israel in mercy.

God remembers His promises, announces John’s birth through Gabriel, affirms righteousness under the law, corrects Zacharias’s unbelief, and faithfully prepares Israel for Messiah’s promised arrival.

Luke 1:1–4 explains why Christian certainty rests on historical events, eyewitness testimony, faithful transmission, careful investigation, orderly presentation, and truth responsibly received and preserved.